…STUDENT APATHY CAUSES LOW VOTE. Ron WIF Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Iati CLOUDY, COLDER High..38 Low-30 Cloudy and colder today with pos- sibility of rain changing to snow. See Page 4 VOL. LXIX, No. 40! ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA FIECET EIGHT PA Singers AStop Traffic in Union Lansing Block Dispute Flares; Increas Use Tax " -Vaiy--Selma Sawaya FOLK GROUP-Gathering in the Unio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR COLLEGE ROUNDUP PROGRAM NOTES: Viewers To See Re-Creation of Medieval World By VANCE INGALLS LOS ANGELES-Harmful haz- g policies resulted in the suspen- on of one UCLA fraternity and he other's placement on proba- on. Theta Xi fraternity was sus- ended as a result of a hazing in- dent resulting in the hospitali- ition of a pledge. Seven fraternity ficers were placed on probation >r the remainder of the year. Such pract...…
…I 1n End Feud Over Flag In Berlin BERLIN (M) - Faced with the possibility of retaliation from the West, East Germany backed down yesterday on Berlin's explosive flag. issue,, The sofficial Communist Party organ "Neues Deutschland" an- nounced that party followers will make no attempt to hoist East Germany's new national flag over Allied-occupiedi West Berlin this weekend. The paper said East Germany does not wish to pro- voke a civil war beca...…
…Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "Somehow I Can't Concentrate with That Guy Around" -n Opinions Are Free 'uth Will Prevail" 'orials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. AY, NOVEMBER...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY Fraternities Receive 491 Pledges in Fall Rush During the formal fall rush period, 491 men were pledged of a total of 984 rushees. This represents a pledging per- centage of 50 per cent, Howard M u e 11 e r, '61E, Interfraternity Council rush chairman, said. The following men accepted' bids to pledge: ACACIA Paul B. Bernstein, '63; Phillip Georg- er, '62SM. ALPHA DELTA PHI Thomas Midgley Eastwood, '63E; John Richard Falker, '...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY GRID SELECTIONS As usual on Friday, a guest among the predictors. He is Tom Curner, Daily Editor, who has shifted to sports for the day. THIS WEEK'S GAMES (Consensus Picks in Caps, Consensus, 81-39-.675) Phi Alpha Kappa To Meet, Nu Sigma Nu in Grid Final Pro Standings Lucas Leads Penn Stc Man Bost Det3 Tor New Chic L. MICHIGAN at Illinois (Score) 2. PURDUE at Michigan State 3. Indiana at OHIO STATE 4. Minnesota at IOWA...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY M' Ignored in arly Newsreels II For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'til 11:30 A.M. 4' (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of two articles dealing with the reporting of football games in the days before radio and tele- vision.) By HAL APPLEBAUM In 1920, before radio and even before the Majestic Theater pre- sented away games via ticker tape...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY hDiscusses Play Prenarations --Daily-James Warneka MOOD COLOR-Somewhat related to mood music, this method of adding emotional impact to a stage set by use of a predominant color will be combined with an unusual method of set progression in the forthcoming MUSKET production of "Carousel." LSA Group To Discuss Curriculum By JEAN SPENCER Members of the literary college steering cormittee will hold a joint meeting with the Un...…
…ASKS STUDY OF URBAN RENEWAL See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 1 SNOW, COLDER High-35 Low-25 Scattered flurries, turning colder VOL. LXX, No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIXTEEN PAGE GOP Changes Sa les Tax Plans LANSING (AP) - Although little has been said about it lately, a statewide vote in November, 1960, on a four per cent sales tax still is the keystone of Republican legislative tax po...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY viewer Praises Coming Production SFAC: Discuss Activities, Academics His concert is the second in the' Extra; Series presentations. Ois- trakh will give a concert at 8:30 p.m. Monday in Detroit's Masonic Temple. This is his second tour of the United States, and is in con- junction with the Soviet-United States agreement for cultural ex- changes. s « « A panel discussion, "Nature as Imagery," will be held at 8 p.m. Monday ...…
… Senate Study Group Says ARTS AND LETTERS: Studies Ann Arbor for Theatre U.S. Faces, Great Danger 1 Ask Nation For Missile Development See Military Position As Open, Vulnerable WASHINGTON (P)-A declining military position has left the United States facing the greatest danger in its history, a Johns Hopkins University research group said, yesterday. In a study prepared for the Sen- ate Foreign Relations Committee the group called for an...…
…'w ta un Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Critics and Criticism, Constant Comment hen Opinions Are Free Truth Wiu Prevail' Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. DECEMBER ...…
…BI. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ally Official Bulletin is an publication. Notices for Sunday Box Office open Monday, Lydia Men- tended to all faculty members and preferably with specialization in en- publication of The Univer- Daily due at 2:00 p.m. Friday. delssohn Theatre, 10 a.m., for tickets graduate students in the Math, Dept. vironmental sanitation, or (2) gradua- ---- rTto John Osborne's outstanding modern tion from a college or university...…
…X:, THE MICHIGAN DAILY sm NDAY, DECEIV 1Vl' lcers Lose, 6-4 Ca gers Fall Volverines Never in Front; gold Shooting Proves Fatal By JIM BENAGH Daily Sports Editor Michigan's basketball attack died with a late scoring blight, and the letdown allowed a good Drake team to win the Wolver- ines' home opener, 71-65, last night. 'The Michigan second half come- back faltered after the Wolverines narrowed a 14-point margin early in the second ha...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Claim Santa as Soviet Concept Wonderland BEATNIK BARGAINS: Shoppers Find Gifts for Sick, Sick, Ill SCOW (P) - The Russians' invent Christmas, but they sist that Grandfather Frost r known as Santa Claus) is :-in-the-wool Russian inven- ,ndfather Frost, known as Mai oz" here, loops and acts anta Claus. He' has the same- cheeks, flowing beard, and owing bag of gifts. the Russians say his origin re Russian folklore witho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY liday Brings Cash Crop I And Lifts Its Leafy Arms To Pray ... For American CHICAGO (A-Santa Claus has long been recognized as the great- est boon to merchandising since the invemnion of the departmenta store. Now he is making his presence felt in fields far distant from the merrily r'nging cash' registers of the cities. lie's added a cash crop to the traditional production of American farms. New Year's Has Double Farmers...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY Grade School Tots Celebrate Christmas milies Throughout World Revive Christmas Spirit 0~ Grad. The day is filled with public meetings, discussing ways toward progress and prosperity. The influence of western cul- ture has made the celebration of the new year popular. The whole family gathers for a meal and presents gifts of new clothes. Then everyone attends student prepared variety performances. The most memorable Christ...…
…S, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _-_9 9 H E M I HI A N D A L a * Rudolph Confesses Payola Participation By PATRICIA GOLDEN Children the world over were shocked to learn this week that Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer has been dropped from the St. Nicholas herd. Although newsmen were barred from the workshop and stables be- cause of the unwrapped Christmas presents stored there, one Daily reporter was able to interview Ru- 4 dolph before he left t...…
…y -SUNDAY, DEC The Scrape of the Lock 1. * * * --A MOCK2 EPIC "12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS"-Today this delightful old poem is the subject of much controversy. Obviously, poetic license has been taken without the consent of the author Anonymous. Traditional Song Creates Controversy ming," while another has the gift for the same day as "nine ladies dancing." It would appear that someone has taken the liberty of poetic license with the poem, whi...…
…istronomers] 1o Explain B4 By The Associated Press In the mysteries of the heavens e three possible explanations 'om modern astronomers for the azzling Star of Bethlehem. The Bible says the Star ap- eared suddenly and led the Magi the manger in Bethlehem. If the Star was not supernatur- it might be explained by any Find Theories ethlehem Star nearness of two or even three planets, which shone brilliantly for a time. Historically, astronomers ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lollywood Boasts Own Santa; nonymous Donor Gives Cash St. Nicholas Reigns in Toy Stores Small Towns, New York Prepare for Festivities HOLLYWOOD (/)-- Hollywood, here everything is supposed to make-believe, has a real, live anta Claus who has brought bristmas cheer to thousands of ersons throughout the country. He has another name and an- her identity, but to those start- d persons who find checks signed Santa Caus" in th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prey to California CHRISTMAS AT MIAMI: This will be a Christmas to re-C hh member for the Mihigan hoekv to zeave li~e tne iamo. They won their first two games SO YOU THINK YOU GOT TROUBLES?-Here I had trouble booking this chartered flight to Miami. of the season over St. Lawrence I got all the way down here and what happens? The Fuuntainblow is all booked up except for the and Clarkson by shutouts, but lost honeymoon suites...…
…E THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN MAY, IE f S( '.Atli'J ' C' :CSC' ' C C6[ L SK 'l2 iG 'l i '. C'l ° °F , Village Makes Ideal Yule Photographs ANIMALS SCREECH: Bitter Debate on Nut Budget Keeps Raging in Branches EAST CORINTH, Vt. (P)-Take a bowl-shaped valley in the rolling hills of Vermont. Set a simple, white church in it and top the church with a shining steeple. Nestle a cluster of houses nearby. Then roll out a carpet of snow. Now take this ...…
